Top Beaches in Limon Province

If you want to save on transportation, try renting a bike instead of using taxis to get around. It's a fun way to see the area and way cheaper – I loved cycling along the coast.

My advice is to visit Punta Uva in the morning around 8 AM. The water is so much calmer and perfect for swimming, plus you beat the crowds before they arrive

If you're looking to enjoy the nightlife, hit up the bars along the beach after 9 PM. The atmosphere is fun and lively, but keep an eye on your drinks. Better safe than sorry, right?

Renting a bike was a game changer for me... It made getting around so much easier and I could explore hidden beaches... Just make sure to lock it up when you stop!

I suggest trying the local eateries instead of the touristy spots. You'll save money and get a more authentic taste of the Caribbean. Don't miss the patacones, they’re delicious!

If you want a chill beach vibe, skip the mainstream Playa Cocles and head to Punta Uva instead. It's less crowded and the scenery is stunning. Bring some snacks and a beach towel to really enjoy the vibe.

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. The beach cafes can be a bit pricey, and I found some great spots to chill with my own picnic. Save your cash for local craft souvenirs instead!

I suggest checking out the local surf shops for rentals. I thought I could just rent on the beach but ended up paying way more. Shop around a bit, and you'll find better deals if you’re flexible!

I recommend bringing some snacks and water. There aren't many vendors right by Playa Negra, and I ended up wandering a bit far for a bite to eat. Trust me, you'll enjoy your beach time more when you’re not hungry.

My advice is to visit around 3 PM for the best light. The sunset's stunning, and it's less crowded then. Just make sure to stick around for the magical colors—it’s totally worth it!